
Sub Keeper: Subscriptions
Track subs, trials & renewals
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Know exactly what you pay every month, and when to cancel or renew — Subscription Keeper keeps track for you.
From digital subscriptions like Netflix, YouTube Premium and Disney+ to insurance, rentals, phone plans and the gym. Every recurring charge in one place.
■ Never miss the end of a free trial
Add a trial and get a reminder before it turns into a payment. "Your Apple TV+ free trial ends in 3 days" — decide then whether to keep it.
■ The next payment date, worked out for you
Enter the first billing date and the cycle; the next payment date is calculated from there. Weekly, monthly, every 3 or 6 months, yearly, or any interval you set yourself.
■ Your spending at a glance
This month's estimated charges, your yearly subscription cost, and spending by category. Mixed currencies stay separate — nothing is merged at a made-up exchange rate.
■ Payment calendar
See which charges land on which day this month.
■ Find what you no longer use
Subscriptions you mark as Paused or Ended are gathered in one list, so forgotten charges are easy to spot.
■ Available in English and Korean
You can pick the app's language separately from your device language.
■ Your spending is your business — privacy by design
· No sign-up, no server, no account
· Subscription, payment and contract details never leave your device and your iCloud
· iCloud sync is optional and stores data only in your own private iCloud
· Face ID lock, and content is covered in the app switcher
· Full card numbers cannot be stored by design
The more subscriptions you have, the more money leaks away quietly. Start keeping track today.
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What's New in Sub Keeper
1.4
August 22, 2026
· Your region's currency is now suggested by default, with US dollars used as the fallback in unsupported regions. · The default-currency list now includes 20 major currencies, including USD, EUR, GBP, CAD and AUD. · Stats can show all currencies or one selected currency. Different currencies stay separate instead of being combined with an assumed exchange rate. · English is now the natural fallback language for English-speaking and other international regions.
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